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One-third of the finals field in the OSSAA Class 2A Game Day state championships consisted of local teams. When the final standings were announced, Crescent was a first-time state champ and Cashion had finished third in the competition last Saturday at Moore High School.

Cimarron Electric Cooperative’s Shea Smith (in bucket) and Jaden Bums work on one of the light displays for Kingfisher Winter Nights, which is set to open Friday at Oklahoma Park.

A partnership between the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT), the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office and the people of Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas has garnered national recognition.

Reydon Walker has caught up with her brother. She’s still got some work to do to catch Grandpa. But she’s also got time. The Crescent cheerleading squad made history last Saturday when it captured the OSSAA’s Class 2A Game Day state championship at Moore High School.

City Commission recently denied an AT&T request to build a cell phone transmission tower at the Kingfisher County Fairgrounds during its November meeting.

Three local high schools will be represented Saturday when four juniors compete in the 54th annual Kingfisher County Distinguished Young Women Scholarship Program at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Kingfisher Heritage Auditorium.

COVID-19 has claimed yet another event. The largest event in Kingfisher has been canceled as City of Kingfisher and Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce officials announced Tuesday that the annual Christmas parade and fireworks display has been canceled. The event was scheduled to take place Dec. 5.

As cases of COVID-19 continue to skyrocket in the state - and nation - Governor Kevin Stitt on Monday took steps in what he said will help curb the spread.

Sometimes you just need a hug. Someone to care. No judgment. Sometimes you need more...you need healing in your soul. A loving golden retriever named Miriam and her team from Kingfisher Emmanuel Lutheran Church want to offer that comfort.

A resolution to increase building permit rates went down in flames at last Thursday night’s Hennessey Board of Trustees meeting.